Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-31
MARKEr aTorArTeHs.

SEATTLE, March California fruits
and vegetables have been coming into
our market for some time. The quota
tons are a. follows:
VEGETABLES-Retail market Faies
&c follows: Pease, 10 cenfs; asparegus,
l212 esnts: Fhnbarb, 125< cents; tona-
toes, 20 cents; new potatoes, 8 cents
caalido1er, 125< cents; cabbage, 2<@4
cents per pound tuFnips. carrots, paFs-
nips and bssts, 10 cents per dozen eel
cry, 12K cents Per bunch; onions and
radiahes, 20 cents dozen punches.
FRUITS California fruits retail a
follows: Oranges, owing to shipments
10 the East, have advanced, 25(660 cents
per dozen. and by the bex-Los Angeles,
90 b0@3; Riverside, IS 50G4; nAvels,
| IS. 25G6; Malta blood, &6(66.50. Lem
0ns, 10 cents per dozen by the box
Sicily, $3.50; California, $4.26G4.1.
Bananas, 40d50 cents per dozen.
EGGs-Oregon eggs wholesale at 20
cents and Washington eggs retail at Is
cents per dozen.
PO1ATOES-No change noted since
last quotation. Farmers get so per ton
on the river bank and retailers charge
$l.50 70 81. 70 per hundred weight. Seed
potatoes, 2 cents per poand.
OHEESE-Oaliforn and Eastern
eheeses retail at 20 to % cents per pound.
BEEF.-Dealers pay ~ TO 50. per
pound on foot; wholesale. dressed, l0e.;
retail. l21< TO Is Q. per pound.
MUTION.-Dealers pay ~ to 30. on
foot; wholesale. dressed, 11c.; retail, 6
to l6c. per pound.
PORK.-Dealers pay 5 10 55<s. per
pound on foot; Wholesale. dressed, So;
retail, 10 to loo. per pound,
HOPS.-The offerings are said 10
range from Is TO 20 cents per pound.
OATS-The market Is very arm at
high prices. Large dealers claim that
they can sell oats here at $32.b0 per
ton. The retail market ranges fr0m
S1.75 to $1.90 per GENITAL.
SEEDS-Field seeds-Red clover, l2c;
white clover, ITO; alsyke clover, 1870;
Kentucky blue grass, 12c; orchard grass,
l4c.; timethy, 61<c; mesquite. 71Se; al
falfa, 13e; red top, 71<c; Australian rye,
80. Garden seeds-Bean, 10c; beet, 25c;
carrot. 40c; corn, 10c; lettuce, 600; musk
melon, 55c; watermelon, Soc; onion,
$1.20; pea, 71fc; pampkin, 20; radish,
$50; spinach, 23o; turnip, 3Oo, and ruta
baea, 3lo.
HAY-JobbinR prices here are placed
at go on the wharf OF $22 delivered.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $50 per ton; re-
tail, $1.75 per GENITAL.
FLOUR-WhOlesale, $4.65; retail. s.
per barrel.
OHIOKENs-whOlesaIs, s.; retail,
Sc.
APPLES-Wholesale, 80 to 80 ceats
and retail for 81 to s1.25.
Ri E1EER-Rakafl r,rsaoa nnW rama
from 40G60 cents per roll.
CABBAGE Wholesale, cents re-
tail, 81 cents per pound.
Wholesale, $3.50 per GENITAL;
retail, 3 TO cents per pound.
C0RN-OTushed or whole, Wholesale,
$2S per ton; retail, SLIGO per GENITAL.
OIL OAKE MEAL-Wholesale, $35
per ton; retail. 2 cents per pound.
OOAL-Retail, "a per ton at bunkers.
WOOD Retail, cord wood, $3.50
split, $5per cord, delivered.
IRON-Foanders pay &24@30 per ton
for pig iron.
LUMBER-RouRh, common, go per
III; flooring, $13(d18 per NJ, 20 size aAd
tho, $l39I7; dressed clear cedar, $50;
door iambs, pulley styles, etc., so per
NJ; piokets. 2 cents each; laths, 81 per
thousand; shingles 81 per thousand
MILLSTUFFS-Br Bran, Wholesale, 81
per ton; retail, $1.25 per GENITAL; shorts,
wholesale, $25 per ton /; retail, $l.50 per
GENITAL; chop feed, wholesale, $25; re-
tail, Sl.30.
PROVISI0NS-Retail prices quoted
a. follows: Hams, 121< TO l6 cents per
pound; bacon, 10 TO Is cents; lard, 10
TO 12j< oeHts per pound.